What We've Learned This Season, Part II

Killer Psyche

Wondery | Treefort Media

True Crime, Exhibit C

4.6 • 4.2K Ratings

🗓️ 17 May 2022

⏱️ 43 minutes

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Summary

In the second half of this two-parter, former FBI agent and criminal profiler Candice DeLong and her producer Julie dig into the criminals they've profiled this season: what they've learned, what they may have missed and which cases rattle them to this day.

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0:00.0	Hey, Prime Members! You can listen to Killer Sikie add free on Amazon Music. Download the app today!
0:11.0	A listener note! This episode contains adult content and is not suitable for everyone. Please be advised!
0:19.0	A few weeks ago, my producer Julian and I began to discuss some of the cases we've covered this season.
0:34.0	This is the continuation of that episode. If you have not listened to episode 43, part 1 of what we've learned so far, season 1, I would strongly suggest doing that first.
0:45.0	Podcasting has been a new adventure for me. I really enjoy the variety of cases from this season and I'm learning a lot about the cases while doing the research.
0:57.0	I'm glad I got the chance to pass it all on to you. Now in this episode, Julian and I are finishing our conversation about the cases that affected us the most, the ones we learn the most from and those that were the hardest to do.
1:14.0	The hardest to do.
1:21.0	Three little words is back for another season exclusively on Amazon Music.
1:28.0	We asked people to bring in three words of meaning and significance to their lives and we used that as a springboard for conversation.
1:36.0	So that's three little words with me, John Bishop and Tony Pitts, listen to it every Friday exclusively on Amazon Music.
1:47.0	Hey everyone, this is Dr. Rong and Chatechee from the Built to Thrive Podcast and I promise you that if you give me just five minutes of your time, I'm going to help you revolutionize your life.
1:58.0	My name is to inspire and empower you with simple daily hacks that will help you feel better and thrive.
2:06.0	Check out my latest Built to Thrive episode streaming now only on Amazon Music.
2:12.0	From Wondery and Tree Fort Media, I'm Candice DeLong and this is a special episode of Killer Psychie.
2:43.0	My producer Julie and I talk about crime together pretty much every day.
2:49.0	We put in a lot of research and time into each episode and I'm not going to lie.
2:55.0	Some of them hit us much harder than others.
2:58.0	Today, Julie and I will continue our conversation on the things we've learned, the things we've missed and what it's like to do a true crime podcast.
3:08.0	This episode is part two of what we've learned so far, season one.
3:17.0	Welcome back everybody.
3:19.0	In part one of the season review, we were talking about our reactions to some of the episodes in the season and we're going to continue that.
3:28.0	Candice, I know that some of these cases, a lot of them were filled with surprises for both of us.
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